27 October 2026

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Universities

Crescent University Appoints New Deputy Vice Chancellor

Prof Rasaki Olufemi Kareem has been appointed as the new Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Crescent University, Abeokuta. This was an announcement by the Registrar,.

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Features

Fact Check: UI and UNILAG Share Top Spot as Nigeria’s Best Universities in 2026 Rankings

Claims making the rounds that the University of Ibadan (UI) has overtaken the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to become Nigeria’s best university in.

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Features

World Mental Health Day: Equal Care for People with IDD

As the world marks World Mental Health Day, experts are calling for more attention to the mental health of people living with intellectual.

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Features

Nigeria’s Fake Certificate Crisis: Can the New Verification System Clean the Rot?

For many years, Nigeria has been drowning in a sea of fake certificates. Whether it is local government jobs or top federal appointments,.

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Features

“Why Nigeria’s Nursing Schools Struggle with Research — and How to Fix It”

Why are Nigeria’s nursing schools struggling to produce quality research? This question took centre stage at the second Undergraduate Nursing Research Summit and.

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NYSC (National Youth Service Corps)

Blacklisted Benin Universities Sneak Graduates Into NYSC

Some blacklisted universities in the Benin Republic have allegedly found new ways to smuggle their graduates into Nigeria’s National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).

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States

Oyo Rejects 65-Year Retirement Age for Workers

The Oyo State Government has rejected the proposal to extend the retirement age for teachers and other civil servants from 60 to 65.

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TETFUND

NELFUND Reopens Portal After 203 Schools Fail

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has reopened its online portal for 48 hours after 203 tertiary institutions failed to upload their students’.

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States

 Outcry as Kogi’s ‘Free Education’ Still Costly

Despite Kogi State’s “Free Education Bill,” parents are complaining that schooling is far from free, as students are still being charged compulsory fees..

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Ministries

Federal Government Distributes 800 Smart Boards to Schools

The Federal Government has begun distributing over 800 interactive smart boards to primary and secondary schools across Nigeria as part of efforts to.

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